Electric Vehicles Are On The Rise In Hawaii. Can Charging Infrastructure Keep Up?
Wednesday, May 4Barack Obama Landmarks, A New State Tree, Cooler Classrooms Among Proposals Clearing The Legislature
UH Researchers Discover New Wasp Species
Thursday, April 21Study: Rapid Ohia Death Spread Worsened By Wild Animals
Monday, April 18The Archeology Of Smell: Behind This UH Professor’s Ongoing Quest For Cleopatra’s Perfume
Friday, April 15Senate Calls For Lava Evacuation Plans On Big Island
Thursday, April 14Lawmakers Blast System That Released Kapolei Homicide Suspect
Friday, April 8Long-Awaited Field Renovation Approved For Waianae High School
Wednesday, April 6Senate Requests Study On Cost Of Mental Health Examinations
Monday, April 4Molokai Residents Raise Concerns Over Plans to Reinforce Deer Fencing
Proposal For Waiawa Correctional Facility Aims To Keep Families Together
Tuesday, March 29Bill To Ban Male Jail Guards From Strip Searching Female Inmates Advances
Legislators Aim to Combat Discrimination In Pacific Island Communities
Friday, March 25Questions Linger Over Which State Agency Should Lead Kalaupapa Memorial Construction
Thursday, March 10Hawaiian Electric Reports Net Income Increase For 2021
Bill Would Let Hawaii Home-Schoolers Compete In Sports
Tuesday, March 1A Struggle Over Water: Lawmakers Push To Protect Kalo Cultivation
Iconic Cactus Garden At Kapiolani Community College Faces An Uncertain Future
Want To Discourage Plant Thieves? Grow A Lilikoi And Squash Barrier
Friday, February 25Kapiolani Community College Is Struggling With Lingering Irrigation Issues
Wednesday, February 23Bills Would Limit Rental Application Fees
Monday, February 21Lawmakers Want To Expand Protections Against Non-Disclosure Agreements
UH Maui Professor Uses Online Game To Teach Olelo Hawaii
Friday, February 18Lawmakers Push To Create A Rehabilitation Program for Native Hawaiian Inmates
Molokai Residents Seek $5 Million From Lawmakers For Kalaupapa Memorial
Over The Age Of 65? This Bill Would Qualify You For Medical Pot
Tuesday, February 15Lawmakers Seek Ban On Vehicles That Make Too Much Noise
Rising Seas Could Lead To The Relocation Of Molokai’s Only College Campus
Monday, February 14Bill Seeks To Clarify Hawaii Abortion Laws
Lawmakers Call For More Transparency Over Police Activities
Thursday, February 10Bill Would Let UH Regents Fire Coaches And ADs
Thursday, February 3Hawaii Considers Ban Of Small Toiletry Bottles At Hotels
Wednesday, February 2State Approves 390-Unit Affordable Housing Development In Kapolei
Lawmakers Weighing Tougher Criminal Penalties For Assaults Of Retail Workers
Will Hawaii Lawmakers Finally Ban Flavored Tobacco Products?
Bill Would Allow Hawaii Drivers To Renew Licenses Online
Hawaii Senate Votes To Raise Minimum Wage By October
Tuesday, January 25UH Still Won’t Say Why It Waived Todd Graham’s Termination Fee
House Bill Would Give Public The Right To Record Police Activity
Thursday, January 20Hawaii Lawmakers Look For ‘Compromise’ On Controversial Police Seizures
Minimum Wage, Affordable Housing Top Legislative Agendas On Opening Day
State Natural Resources Agency Wants $1 Million To Fight Wildfires
Civil Beat Is Partnering With UH To Teach Journalism Students
Many Hawaii residents living in apartment buildings and other multi-family dwellings lack direct access to electric vehicle charging stations.
Dozens of bills flew under the radar in the last two weeks of the 2022 legislative session as lawmakers hashed out details on hundreds of measures.
The new Menehune wasp was first discovered at the University of Hawaii Manoa by a graduate assistant.
Financing for fencing projects to protect ohia trees is still being debated at the Legislature.
Robert Littman and a team of perfume experts, archeologists and historians are still waiting to see if their decades-long hunt may finally pay off.
Lawmakers want the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency to pick up the pace in drafting evacuation plans.
Some in the House have called for additional investigations into the case of Michael Armstrong, who is accused of murdering a woman shortly after he was released from jail.
Contractors already are surveying the land in preparation for track and field upgrades.
A resolution up for a vote Wednesday asks the state auditor to study the benefits of mandating health coverage for mental health examinations.